Thanks for all the information guys. I may put this to Xilo and see what happens.

Spoke to Xilo last night. INP1 is not available on the Be 16 package that I'm on, it's either INP2 (current setting) or INP0.

With regards to the router, Cisco say this:

Q. Does the Cisco 870 and 850 series support extended INP functions?
A. All the platforms support INP, but only Cisco 877M supports the extended INP functions.

Q. What do I need to know about INP support on the Cisco 870 and 850 series?
A. With Cisco 877 and Cisco 857, customers may experience lower than expected downstream rate when INP is enabled on the DSLAM. This is due to a limitation with the MTK20196 chipset. This issue is addressed with the Cisco 877M platform, using the newer MTK20196P chipset.

In reply to a post by aquilla:

Spoke to Xilo last night. INP1 is not available on the Be 16 package that I'm on, it's either INP2 (current setting) or INP0.

With regards to the router, Cisco say this:

Q. Does the Cisco 870 and 850 series support extended INP functions?
A. All the platforms support INP, but only Cisco 877M supports the extended INP functions.

Q. What do I need to know about INP support on the Cisco 870 and 850 series?
A. With Cisco 877 and Cisco 857, customers may experience lower than expected downstream rate when INP is enabled on the DSLAM. This is due to a limitation with the MTK20196 chipset. This issue is addressed with the Cisco 877M platform, using the newer MTK20196P chipset.

So is your Cisco 877W on the 877M platform, "using the newer MTK20196P chipset?"

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

In reply to a post by aquilla:

Spoke to Xilo last night. INP1 is not available on the Be 16 package that I'm on, it's either INP2 (current setting) or INP0.

With regards to the router, Cisco say this:

Q. Does the Cisco 870 and 850 series support extended INP functions?
A. All the platforms support INP, but only Cisco 877M supports the extended INP functions.

Q. What do I need to know about INP support on the Cisco 870 and 850 series?
A. With Cisco 877 and Cisco 857, customers may experience lower than expected downstream rate when INP is enabled on the DSLAM. This is due to a limitation with the MTK20196 chipset. This issue is addressed with the Cisco 877M platform, using the newer MTK20196P chipset.

So is your Cisco 877W on the 877M platform, "using the newer MTK20196P chipset?"

Nope. My Cisco 877W is an ordinary Annex A router.

Wow i'm jelly

great stats

for the line attenuation.

ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 20031 kbps 1279 kbps
Line Attenuation 31.5 db 17.4 db
Noise Margin 0.2 db 6.7 db

I was surprise my new Netgear DGND3700 600N can hold very low snr of 0.2dB for 5 days now without loss of sync or disconnection. Got excellent speed of throughput 17 Meg now. http://speedtest.net/result/1736219771.png

Edited by adslmax (Mon 30-Jan-12 13:55:15)